John’s Incredible Pizza Company

This place is horrible! It’s like going to a knock off chucky cheese!!! A over priced waste of space!!!

Went here yesterday for an end of the year party for our Troop. First off they put us in a party room that was too small for our party so not everyone could even sit down and eat. Then they tried to do party games with our 18 kids and trying to do them in a small corner of the room was ridiculous. Half the kids couldn’t even get any tickets or balloon animals.
Now for the food. I’ve been here 3 times before and this was quite possible the worst the buffet yesterday. First off there was very little selection and the workers told us fat we had to ask for any pizza that wasn’t out there. What? You don’t have plain cheese or pepperoni pizza in a pizza buffet? Then we asked for a pizza and that took forever to make! We also asked for a second soup (the potato one) and it took almost an hour for them to «make» it and then they literally put out one bowl. Not a pot, but enough to fill one bowl. My girls asked if they were going to put out any more desserts (there was a chocolate cake but some idiot had let their child smash all the pieces with the tongs.) and they said «no we aren’t wasting food.» Seriously? Is this food coming out of their mouth? Not to mention this is Vegas, I can spend $ 14 and go to a real buffet where I don’t have to ask for food to be made and can actually eat more than one slice.
The games were good, most in good repair, the kids always like the rides. However claiming our tickets was a total nightmare. The scanner gun wasn’t working. Then we tried to combine 2 cards and she accidentally erased all the credits!!! What?! Then the manager came but didn’t know how to put them back on so they gave us paper tickets to go feed into the machine and put back on the card. So because of your mistake I now have to work twice as hard for some cheap toy. You can’t just take the card and give me the toy?
Needless to say the kids like it because I don’t think they care about anything, but the logistical nightmare of this place is ridiculous. You have multiple people working there that I think are just there to make it seem like there’s workers but don’t really do anything. For the amount we paid, we will be going elsewhere next time.

I had my party here (Turned 21, but lots of children in the family) and we all had a great time.
First, for parties, they have a minimum purchase. For one room (maximum occupancy 24) it is $ 320. I had 26 people, so I called and they were able to book me for 1 room, no problem. They just told me to bring an extra chair in. They saved me so much money when the online portal would not allow me to get one room.
The food is fantastic in my opinion. The pizza is standard, but the breadsticks are pretty good. And they also have lots of desserts to choose from. Unlimited drinks make it great when there is an ice machine.
While it may be a bit expensive to come here just for fun, having a party is WORTH IT not only for the reduced buffet/​funworld credit price, but for the service. They played games with the kids, brought in incredibear to take pictures and made all the kids balloon animals to take with them. When we left the party room, they even gave us a trash bag to hold all the balloons so the kids could still play! While I do admit the hosts were a bit shy, the kids still worked great with them.
When the fun cards were handed out, one was dropped, and the manager replaced it after searching for a bit. When we found it and tried to give the extra back, they let us keep it.
The oldest of our group had no issue sitting (and eating) at the café area for the rest of the night with all the presents and strollers.

Let’s face it… the food here is not the best of anything. But when looking at the entire experience I was plesantly surprised.
Lots of pizza choices and salad options. There was also misc food like friend chicken, garlic mash potatoes (which was the total bomb btw), etc. Lots of drinks options, even beer and wine for an added cost.
Lots of different themes rooms to eat in. But where this place shines is the game area. Tons of games that are NOT outdated like chuck e cheese. There is a mini bowling alley, bumper cars, mini golf etc. The arcade and ticket games are all current. It’s basically a D&B for kids.
Although a little pricey, it was worth it. It’s a total step up from chucky e cheese.
Fyi — The parking lot is a little sketchy. Not quite the nicest part of town…

There is nothing incredible about John’s Incredible Pizza. We wanted to take our 3 year old somewhere new today so we tried out John’s. The price point was higher than I expected at $ 12.98 for adults with a drink. I was optimistic when I saw the 4 food buffets, but that didn’t last long. Pizza is the obvious staple on a pizza buffet and it was all wrong. The pizzas at John’s are cut 10 times instead of the standard 5 cuts for a medium pie. What you end up with are thin micro slices that are not fun to deal with. Another mistake is that the cutter did not cut all the way through to the ends so when you dish up a slice, all of the pieces stick together which again is not fun to deal with. Every single pizza was cut that way. All of the pizzas I tried were doughy and undercooked. One bite was all I could choke down of each pizza.
I decided to try some of the soups, figuring I could fill up on something before I go. The baked potato soup was watery and broken down because it had set on the buffet too long.
I moved on to the Fiesta soup and it was the exact same, watery and broken down. I thought ok, I’ll try some salad bar and get my family out of this place. When I got to the salad bar, I noticed that all of the veggies were micro cut (Apparently that’s a thing at John’s). The tomatoes were diced too small and were breaking down into mush. The ham was the same way.
When I got back to the table my 3 year old spilled her water on the booth seat and some ice spilled on the floor. I tracked down a kid to help clean up the spill. When he came back with towel in hand he saw the ice on the floor and immediately went to get a mop instead of wiping off the booth first.
We had to stand there and wait another two minutes for him to return.
The food at John’s is low quality. Be prepared to be underwhelmed if you try them out.

Stopped in with the kids for lunch, not bad. All inclusive price per person for food and drinks. Great variety of food. Pizza is substantially better than other locations of this type. They do some really mean things to the veggies on the salad bar, slightly depressing as it effects the flavor. Baked potatoes with topping bar. Desserts leave a lot to be desired but there is a nice variety.
All of the games and rides are on a play card so it helps keep them from losing tokens and it automatically collects the tickets for them.
Prices area reasonable at about 11 bucks for adults, and great prices for kids.

DIGITAL TICKETS EVERYWHERE!
This is an upgrade from Pistol Pete’s Pizza. Yes, I am that old that I had ran around like an idiot in one of those. Not much has changed in my behavior full disclosure. I had never heard of this place until my niece had a birthday party here. As soon as I walked in, I felt overwhelmed by all the kids and neon lights of where food stations were located.
I enjoyed the set up of the salad, pizza/​pasta/​chicken, and dessert stations. The staff attempted to keep the stations clean, but with kids ranging from crawling to knee kicking that was an impossible mission. The food was edible, and I didn’t get sick so that is where star 1 came into play. Star 2 alcohol. Star 3 digital tickets– no longer do I have save a bunch of paper tickets that I will probably lose or trash in a few months.
The games are «doodle jump» or «candy crush» and many more that are similar equals silly because you have that on your phone. The place did have activities, such as: in door golf, bowling, bumper cars, etc. The place lost stars because of price and the fact that it takes a minimum of 1000 tickets to get anything fun.
Overall, I liked my experience, and I had fun celebrating the birth of my niece.

All you can eat pizza, pastas, fried chicken, array of desserts and a selection of arcade games?! What more can u ask for? And, they have beers too for the parents while the children play. We will definitely be back and has become a regular already. Very affordable too for the family.

Not sure if we were completely oblivious of the chaos as children when we had the glorified opportunity to run around a place like Chuck-​E-​Cheese or Peter Piper Pizza while the adults cringed in horror or If this place really sucks and even a child would notice how awful it is.
We came in with friends and all of our children on a Saturday night (not the best choice on our part). We stood in a line that wrapped around the outside of the building for 45 minutes (expected). Finally got to the front and paid for our buffet, games and ride fees. The only positive thing I CAN say about this place is the prices are extremely cheap.
On to the nightmare. Upon walking in, this place is complete CHAOS. Spilled soda every where you walk, lemons on the floor, ice on the floor, RIGHT WHEN YOU WALK IN. The endless «buffet» we paid for, was completely empty every. Single. Time. Each time a staff member would replenish a pizza or pasta, it was literally devoured by an over crowd of guests within seconds — no exaggeration. We were able to fight our way for a couple pieces of pepperoni and cheese pizza but if you want to eat, be prepared to get pushy or its gone in a flash.
That fabulous buffet price even includes all you can drink beverages! Hot coffee, lattes, sodas and icees! Sounds great! Except every machine was either of of syrup, carbonation and Icee machines were all broken the whole time.
When we grabbed our trays and tried to find a place to sit to eat, all tables were filthy. No staff to be found. We had to wipe down our own table to sit down to eat, 6 children in tow and I’m not talking just wiping off a few crumbs.
We moved on from «dinner» to the games. It’s for the kids after all and it was time for them to have fun. Oh. But wait. 75% of the games we had already paid for on our pre-​paid, loaded game Card were OUT OF SERVICE. Now at this point, even the kids were unhappy.
Obviously, we came In on a crazy Saturday night with sugar crazed children running everywhere, it was chaos, I get that. But this place is clearly understaffed. The staff wasn’t able to keep up with the large crowd of people that just kept pouring in. It was a literal nightmare.
Never again. If you have young children that are itching for a fun time, pay the extra and go to Chuck E Cheese, they’ve obviously been doing it for years and even they don’t screw up like this.

Should have a separate room for people for party booking. It was a struggle to talk over everything that it took us 45 mins for a simple conversation cause we needed to keep correcting everything. Even trying to call on the phone was too much of hassle.
Actually birthday party day was total chaos. I was told I could’ve been in 15 minutes before my start time so I had my guest come early just for us to be packed in the entrance way and no workers can tell me what was going on and kept giving me the run around. How embarrassing. I had balloons and decorations with me so they asked if they could set it up in the room. They literally kept the balloons tied up together and the decorations in the box when we got in.
The hosts were TERRIBLE! I understand that it’s a new place but they definitely should’ve been trained more. Even with simple instructions from me, they couldn’t even handle. They were too quiet and too shy and had no itinerary.
As someone who paid well over $ 1000 for a 2+ hour birthday party I was expecting to have a better time. I would have never done this if I knew how unprofessional it would have been. Better off going to chuck e cheese paying fraction of the price.

Fun and awesome games, the food is decent and the card instead of actual tickets makes me happy !

This is a good place to take the kids. The buffet is well worth it for the price. nothing fancy.pizza-chicken-pasta…that kids would enjoy. The place is clean and so is the restroom.
Now for the games… well its a typical arcade… with variety .for toddlers to big kids… they have some fun rides as well. Other than the bump car not working today. everything else works. To add to the arcade games and rides. they also have a glow golf and glow bowling. its for kids period. so dont expect to much.
Overall.I’m a mom of 2 little kids. and been to a lot of kids place here in town. this is by far my favorite. I hope they keep up the cleanliness and the price. as I will definitely recommend it for others to try. lastly. I visited this place on a weekday so make your call.

My niece had her birthday party here and honestly the idea was great but overall it was not worth the amount of money that was spent.
We were taken to the party room pretty quickly which was great. We only have limited Time to spend in the room and also to have fun with the games and rides, our time was from 8−11pm. Once we leave the party room and start up our game cards we can not re-​enter the party room which is a bummer. The 3 girls that were helping us had no clue what they were doing. They did not even know how to work the radio which took time from playing the «games» that were chosen for the kids to play.
Once we got out to the arcade area and the kids received their game cards. They went crazy and of course, as kids that they are, couple of them lost their card. Their game card system should be reevaluated because. Once we told a worker it was lost, they blindly deactivated a card that «might have» been the one that was lost but not 100% sure. He just deactivated the one that was used on the last ride it was used on BUT a few of the kids were also on that ride too! The one that got deactivated was actually the BIRTHDAY GIRL’S! So a suggestion, have the cards be specifically named for the person not just card 1, 2 or 3.
The buffet portion of the restaurant is pretty awesome. They have different types of pizza, pasta, salads, lots of desserts. Also they have Icee for the kids which is pretty cool. They also have alcohol for the big kids lol. That gets a star for sure.
I still can’t believe where this place is located is where Dillard’s used to be!

Went for the first time on Friday when they first opened at 11am. Good time to go cause the weekends are busy. We have a family of five with a two year old that was free for the Buffet. We purchased the three fun play cards of $ 24.99 that gets you over 100 play credits+ 2rides per card. Not bad pricing. I love how they have five separate dining areas. We sat in the kaleidoscope and it had lots of Disney tv for the kids to watch. The food quality is poor. I would rate it a ²⁄₁₀. I only really liked the chicken & rice, fried chicken, and salad bar was somewhat decent. They have icees!: white cherry flavor is the best. The pizza was doughy (inedible), the dessert did not taste good: the flavor and freshness was unsatisfactory.
The play area was fun for the kids. They had plenty for the kids entertainment. We were there for a total of three hours. I think they should spend more money and time trying to improve their food quality. If they did I may rate them higher than three stars.

Been here during the weekday when it was brand new and not busy at all. I recently returned on a very busy Saturday. What’s impressive is that this place is massive! My kid always has a good time here. We mostly play games and will probably try out the rides, bumper cars, and mini golf on a weekday. This place blows Chuck E Cheese out of the water. There are games for everyone, like kiddie games, racing, shooting games, etc. There is even a toddler area with a small slide and other fun stuff for older infants and young tots.
The food here is alright, nothing to brag about. Lower your expectations and be realistic. This place is for kids, not a Las Vegas strip buffet or a foodie destination. It’s an all you can eat buffet that offers salad, soups, pasta, pizza, breadsticks, fried chicken, desserts, and ice cream. There are some pretty odd flavors that I would probably not try again like the cheeseburger pizza and spicy peanut pizza. I did enjoy the freshly made mini donuts, cinnamon rolls, and cookies! The different themed rooms for dining are pretty cool. We normally stick with the cartoon room closest to the front, which plays Disney cartoons and decorated with kid friendly characters.
All staff that I have come across have been friendly, helpful, and are constantly cleaning and clearing used plates.
4 stars for the games and good experiences here!
*****Yelp 2016 100 Challenge*****
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This place is very big. Newly built so everything is in good condition.
The line is long on the weekends. We started waiting outside on the curb. Took about 25 min.
The prices to get in is very reasonable. $ 10 for adults and $ 5 for kids. It includes unlimited buffet and drinks. I believe there are 3 or 4 dining area. But each of them are dirty and lack bussers. Food and drinks left all over the tables, chairs and floors. I could only find 1 worker cleaning up the whole dining area.
They serve same food as Chuckecheese but a lot of trays in the buffet are empty. People are taking them faster than they can make.
They had a good selection of games but I’d say ¹⁄₃ games are not in service.

Eek indeed.
Somehow I thought this would be a classier version of Cici’s pizza. Instead, it’s like a more ghetto version of Chuck E Cheese.
The place is huge with multiple huge dining rooms. We went on a holiday Monday around 4:00, and it was packed. We had to go into 3 dining rooms just to find an open table! I can’t imagine how it looks on Saturday at lunch or dinner time!
With all those folks wanting to eat, the kitchen needs to be CHURNING OUT some pizza! But they are not. Patrons are waiting 3 and 4 deep for the next pizza to come out to the buffet and then you have to be willing to throw elbows on some kids to get a slice. I got a salad from the salad bar, and they were out of 2 of the 4 dressings! Like completely out. I couldn’t even scrape together a tablespoon or so for my sad lettuce. Same with the dessert bar. There are about 6 or 8 different desserts on the buffet, plus soft serve ice cream off to the side. Sounds pretty awesome, right? Not when literally ALL BUT ONE of the dessert stations are empty.
On the plus side, they have fried chicken, and it seemed to be well stocked.
The pizza is ok, when you can get it. I think it’s on par with Cici’s, which is about all I can possibly expect from a pizza buffet.
Seeing as how there are hundreds of people moving through the buffet area, picking up drinks and foods, there are lots of spills. John’s does not have the staff to deal with these spills. There are cones set up everywhere, blocking off sticky areas, which forces the foot traffic around the buffet to be even worse. Plus, it’s dirty and off-​putting in a restaurant.
The games are ok. I appreciate that it’s big and they have a couple rides in there, too, but there were very few games that younger children would enjoy and of those, seriously half were broken.
$ 11/​adult.
Glad we checked it out, but I won’t be back.

This is the weekend hangout in a once revitalized part of Las Vegas, the boulevard mall. I heard many good things about this place and that it was great for kids, etc. However, I just simply was not 100% impressed. It’s nothing more than an over glorified Chuck E. Cheese.
There are no choices of food and there is just one buffet section immediately when you enter and then there are dining room areas with many different themed sections. This part I actually thought was well thought out, because there was plenty of seating for families of all sizes.
The gaming area is completely saturated by the smell of sweat, dirty socks and not enough arcade games. I had to constantly wait in line to play a game with my 3 year old son. Even something as simple as fish tank in a bowl average wait was 5 – 10 minutes. There was just too many people and why they picked the Boulevard Mall for this venue beats me. I’m sure it was past the legal code for how many actual people were allowed there. It’s one of the ghettoiest places I’ve been to in a while. Some other little kid tried to steal my son’s bday gifts and the parents weren’t even around to correct them. I won’t be back.

I took my daughter here in Presidents day. I’d attempted to go here prior but left in protest because of having to pay for the buffet b4 the incredible fun began. To make it worse, horrible Unilocal reviews had me walking in here with an attitude way before i even the fun began.
We paid $ 17 total 4 the buffet & $ 20 for a preloaded fun card. Given the volume, it’s quite impossible to keep the buffet items fully stocked. I think they would benefit by hiring buffet chefs who have culinary experience in keeping up with the large masses. The buffet would be so much better if the food stations had stanchions to control entry & exit. No need to pay for drinks. The cups r a free for all kinda thing.
We arrived at 1pm, ate n the Fun began. I like the huge variety of games they have. A few were out of order. $ 20 lasted us from 2−6pm. If we all ate & cleaned after ourselves, the place would be clean. 80% of the families left their dirty plates and cups on the table.
I like the idea of multiple dining rooms they had. Surprisingly, some of the buffet items empty at 1pm, were still empty at 6pm. I got my money’s worth. My daughter and I visited the buffet 4 times. Wasn’t gonna let my $ 17 worth so i think it was more than worth it.
The gaming technology could use a little tweaks. The fun loaded cards can only be swiped upside-​down n then u tap on the screen to get credits. Yeah! A little retarded. I feel like I double paid on some of the games b4 i figured it out. It was never explained during purchasing.
So, lose the attitude. Go there hungry, stuff up n have fun. Parking n sales lines r not that bad. U got legs? Then u can find a parking spot n walk inside.
Lastly, the bathrooms needs paper towels. I hate that bacteria spreading blower that just recycles the stinky air while u dry up.
I’ll be back next time. This time, I’m skipping breakfast n wrecking a harvest at the buffet.

Great place and a good addition to Las Vegas (finally)!
The place is quite big with plenty of rooms to eat in, there is plenty of food variety and custom pizzas can be prepared!
The arcade is quite big and there are lots of newer games available. There are also a few small rides too.
Addressing these things would make this a 5* review for me:
— a couple more healthy entrees. It’s very Jekyll vs Hyde; pizza vs salad. Healthy options don’t have to be rabbit food :)
— get your arcade games online! You purchased the latest machines but having them offline takes away 80% of the gameplay. Namely Pump It Up and others.
— We bought VIP cards which promise a birthday buffet. Two of our friends birthdays have passed and no buffet. What gives?
— Very kiddy orientated. Adults need some fun too :)
Anyway, sort these out and I’ll adjust my review! Thanks!

Super busy… The staff wasn’t ready to deal with the crowds of people. We went on their second weekend open. The food was ok and they had plenty. Though one of the ice cream machines looked like it was mashed potatoes and not ice cream.
The kids liked the rides and most of the games were working when we went.

So this place has a pretty cool concept and looks awesome. Buffet, multiple themed dining rooms, private party rooms, games, rides, and prizes… The facility itself is nice…
BUT…
Came here for a party on a Sunday afternoon, and it was CRAZY busy. As in, watch your step or you’ll probably trip over someone.
When we first got here, seems like they were able to keep the food up with the crowd… But by the time we were about ready to leave a couple hours later, there were lots of ppl waiting around empty food displays. And, only one ice cream dispenser was working at first, by the time we left, that one wasn’t working either. Otherwise, I kinda like their buffet, especially for a kid party. But they have a decent salad bar with the lettuce looking clean and crisp. And I like their Alfredo pizza, garlicky!
The play area is huge, geared mostly for grade school kids, but there’s also a few games and a play area for the younger ones… A noticed several games «out of order», which is kinda surprising given that this place is relatively new…
So I think this place is a decent place to bring your kids, on a not so busy day (if that exists in this town). They may still need to work on how to handle the crowd.
And some tips for you PARENTS…
Teach your kids to share! If they see a line of kids waiting to play a game, don’t sit there playing it OVER & over… Play it once (or maybe even twice) then get back at the end of the line!
And…
Just because you are «all together» in a group, doesn’t give the 5 of you the right to cut in front of the long line of waiting KIDS, because you decided to join the ONE lady and kid actually waiting in line (in front of me). So yea, the passive me spoke up, and yea, I didn’t let you cut. That’s just rude! I swear my earrings were about to come off, hold my purse! Haha totally jk.
Yeaaah, for a much better experience, come here midweek or something.

ONE WORD! FILTHY! Place should be closed by SNHD. Guess what no one cares either. Staff is miserable, managers don’t care. Food is unavailable. Dinning areas are a giant mess. Half the games are broken. Great concept lots and lots of work to make it better. For 10.99 you can get a crap buffet any where in this town with many more options that are available. Endless lines of empty trays. Here’s an idea pay more staff and cook more food. Clean your floors and bathrooms. Just close and start over.
I attempted to talk to who I believed to be the GM. Tall and gray older man. He said what can I go for you sir. I explained I was at the establishment with 19 other people. Business owners in the food industry as well. I told him the place was messy, no food, rude staff, and down right filthy. He said I’m sorry you feel that way and he walked away. Really what a bum.

Got a chance to come here for free and couldn’t say no, despite my only child not quite being old enough to enjoy this sort of place yet. Still, who says no to free pizza and arcade fun, right?
If you don’t know what this place is about: think Cici’s Pizza meets Chuck e Cheese in a BIG way. There’s an endless supply of crappy pizza that only a kid’s tastebuds can appreciate, and a whole bunch of other junky food (salad bar, breadsticks, desserts). There’s an area with serve yourself soft drinks and frozen sodas.
My initial feeling about this place, with all its chaos and awful food, was that I wanted to run for the hills. It was loud and people were literally stepping on my toes to get in front of me at the salad bar. Relax folks, there’s more shitty salad dressing where that came from. But after we ate we went inside to the game area and it hit me… this place is heaven on earth for children. There were SO many games and so much to do, and I tried hard to see this through a kid’s eyes. Then it all made sense.
So I tapped into my inner child and played skeeball, rode in a small car with my son, took goofy pics in the photo booth, etc. And after realizing that I was practically sweating from running around and having so much fun, I told my husband I can’t wait until our baby is old enough for a party here.
Some housekeeping: you’ll get a card with points to spend on gaming and activities. Most games will give you tickets to redeem for prizes and you can either collect these tickets, or have them placed directly on to your card. I recommend the latter because a few games had issues with the tickets jamming.
Bring the kids, but don’t expect a delicious meal. You might find yourself having just as much, if not more, fun than them!

Short review: Definitely worth checking out. Tons of fun for the kids. Very reasonably priced, and a decent buffet.
Long review: We brought the kids and relatives from out of town on Friday. You can only get in (to the games and rides) if you pay for the buffet (10.99 adults, less for kids) I actually loved that because it gets rid of the people who are just going to hand their unsupervised kids $ 5 and leave them to their own devices.
We got there early and they were just putting out the food. There were a lot of choices, pizzas, pastas, salads, chicken, rice, many dessert and drink choices also… much better than CiCis, everyone was happy with their food and thought it was a good value for the price.
They have many different themed dining areas which was very cool. We sat in the sports themed room. Everything was very nice and clean, which I’m sure is helped by the fact that this place is new but I am hoping it stays that way. All the employees we encountered were really nice too, especially the ones working the rides and games area.
After eating we went to the games and rides area, and stayed 2 hours! The kids had a blast. We bought the 19.99 cards, which I think came with 100 credits and 1 free ride. The games were very reasonably priced at 2 – 4 credits each, I believe the rides were 10. The cards lasted the kids a very long time and the rides were awesome. They loved them. We opted to have «e-​tickets» (the tickets you win automatically load onto the card after the game) and that worked perfectly.
We think this is a great addition to Las Vegas and really hope it stays nice and clean with everything working. It is a great place to take the kids :)

The Urban Legend of this place called John’s Incredible Pizza came to light about two years ago when someone told me they serve a PB&J Pizza. While driving down Maryland Parkway last week I saw this flashy façade that looked like the Children’s Discovery Museum. I had to do a double take and I am glad that I did otherwise I would have never discovered this new family fun center others have been boasting about.
The perfect day to come was a rare rainy Tuesday afternoon. Upon entering we we impressed by the sheer size of this facility. After purchasing everyone’s meal pass we went right for the food to keep the fun zone hidden from the kids otherwise we would never get them to eat. John’s Incredible is a buffet style restaurant that has a great selection of salad bar items, pizza, pasta, dessert and beverages. For one price of $ 12+ for adults and $ 5 for kids, you can stuff your face and afterwards you can go have a great time in the fun center.
I really enjoyed the salad bar section. All items were fresh and diced so you can have great topping distribution. They have at least 6 different types of noodles and several sauces for endless pasta creations. The bread sticks are huge and they also have other dinner items like soups, baked potatoes, chicken, rice, and steamed veggies. All food is labeled clearly for dietary restrictions like vegetarian and gluten free, I think that is a huge plus for this brand. They have so much food its INCREDIBLY overwhelming.
The pizza choices reminded me exactly like Cici’s combinations. For example, Fiesta Pizza, Cheeseburger, Alfredo, Chicken Alfredo, Pep + Jalapeño, Ham +Pineapple, Pepperoni, Chili pizza, Spicy Peanut Butter and Garlic Pesto were some of the offering’s. The pizza is by no means incredible… but it is edible. Kitchen workers were working hard to keep everything fresh and well stocked. The crust and sauce were the downfalls for these pies in my opinion. The slices were to small and floppy and I prefer a more crispy crust.
And if you did not get enough food off the salad and pizza buffet line John’s hits you with a huge selection of sweet treats in the dessert line. Items like, cookies and cream cakes, brownies, cinnamon rolls, apple crisp, peach cobbler, fruit salad, coolies and even ice cream. WOW! there is a lot of food to choose from at John’s. The place is so big they have 6 – 7 different themed dining rooms that I am assuming you can rent out for birthday parties and such. Once you clean your plate then you get to go play in the game center.
I was surprised to see the different high quality games that can be played here. No dirty coins or money accepted here. All games require a special credit type card that can be swiped to play each game. Each game varies in cost from 2 – 6 credits, rides vary from 8 – 10 credits. My favorite was the «Boogie Bump» which is a 21^st century version of bumper cars. I could have ridden those all day. They also have mini bowling lanes, glow mini golf, a tornado type ride that spins, and also a toddler area for the little babies to have fun. We were only able to be here for about an hour because of a school night but we will be back to John’s Incredible Pizza because the entire family had a blast. I think we might do our next Birthday Party here.

I got to check out this place shortly after opening, as I am drawn to kooky stuff. Make that DRAWN to kooky stuff. The appeal of a Chuck E. Cheese style place with bumper cars, arcades, and a full on, large pizza buffet was too much to resist, so of course I had to come here.
Personally, I liked it well enough.
The buffet is huge with plenty of pizza, pasta, and salad options. Unlike the «slightly flavored cardboard» taste of ol’ Chuck, the variety of pizza flavors had me finding a few respectable choices. The greatest pizza I’ve ever had? Perhaps not, but I did find some unique and fun flavors to snack on. Also, it’s cheap as everything, too! Great price for what you get.
Also for adults: The serve beer and wine and margaritas. If the dull roar of too many kids is wearing you down, you can at least find solace in sweet, sweet booze here.
Each room has a different theme. The missus and I opted for the Tahoe style room, and it was cozy enough. But they do have crazier choices for room themes. The place is colorful without being overly obtrusive, and I liked all the styles.
The arcade… Overall, I liked it. Bumper cars, mini golf, a few rides, a few arcade style games. I will be picky as I am a professed child of the ’80’s, and remember the days of rows upon rows of arcade games. I know times change, but a «classics» row of some Donkey Kong, Centipede, Street Fighter II, and Ms. Pac-​Man would go a long way.
Is it fun? Yes indeed. Am I going to drag hapless friends to it for bumper cars? Kicking and screaming, I will. Do I hope this place sticks around? Absolutely. I love kitsch, and this place screams it.
Worth checking out. Bring your goofy-​hearted friends, stock up on drinks, and play some games for a pretty enjoyable outing.

If I was a kid I would have the biggest boner for this place. I’d be begging my parents to go here every weekend!
It’s like if Chuck E. Cheese & Cici’s pizza had a baby and named him John. And then John grew up and built this sick-​ass indoor buffet/​arcade/​mini amusement park.
Went on Sunday 1−3−16 around 11:30 AM. You must pay for the buffet in order to get to the rides and games.
Adults are $ 10.99 and my 18 month old was free. We also bought 75 «credits» for $ 14.99. Instead of tokens you get credits loaded onto a card that you swipe at each game. You can pick whether you would like paper tickets or electronic tickets. I chose to fist-​bump mother earth by choosing electronic tickets.
The buffet was one step above Cici’s to me… they had some higher quality ingredients for the salads, desserts, and pizzas and definitely had more variety. Once you fill up your tray with goodies you pick one of five dining rooms. They have a sports themed one, a cabin one, a cartoon one, a kaleidescope one which was like a diner, and the fusion room which was just playing 90’s music on a big screen.
They have a lovely toddler area, kiddie bowling, mini golf, bumper cars, and two rides. Everything in the place is brand spankin’ new and absolutely beautiful. The place is huge as well… I bet it would hold at least 300 people. They have 4 or 5 private party rooms as well. Each game took around 3 – 4 credits so 75 credits lasted quite a while and we were quite satisfied with the value.
I wish my son was bigger so he could appreciate the awesomeness of this place! If you’ve got kids go check it out!!!

First off I’m a big fan of John’s, I use to frequent there locations in California all the time. When i heard they where coming to Vegas I was a happy camper.
Well they opened their Las Vegas location on Dec. 29^th 2015. I’m a bit confused as to why they did not advertise this more. I went on News years day and was surprised at the amount or lack of business. Talked to a few employees and they said the opening has been a lot less the expected.
But that being said. This place is done up very well. 5 themed rooms to dine in. from cartoons to sports to just a quiet room to relax. Its a buffet style restaurant, so its a serve yourself.
The buffet offers a nicely stocked salad bar, baked potato bar, pizza bar where the show case some unique pizzas such as a peanut butter (not my fave), cheese burger, bbq chicken, chicken ranch and a host of others. And if you do not see what you like they will make it for you. they have a pasta and bread stick bar, fried chicken, mojo style potatoes, soups and of course your desert bar. Good selection of drinks including beer and wine (beer and wine is additional cost). Milk is also available from the bar. (think outside the box here people, make shakes with milk and ice cream). its all you can eat and drink. the food is better then cc’s and way better then chucky cheese.
After dining they have a nice arcade of things to do. Now I am a bit disappointed in this area. its seems rather void of games compared to the California locations. although they do have some very nice high hd type that I have not seen in Cali. They have glow in the dark miniature golf, mini bowling, bumper cars and a tilt a whirl type ride in the center.
Games give out tickets that can be redeemed for prizes. most machines are a bit stingy on tickets but a few pay off rather well. The prize booth has a nice selection of prizes to chose from.
All in all a very nice 3 to 4 hours can be spent here with the family. Another stop for those with children who visit Las Vegas as well as the locals.